-I think this is a commonly misheard lyric, but for years I was sure the chorus of Drive Shaft’s hit song “Everybody” from LOST was “you are everybody” and not “you all everybody.” I assumed it was about ego death but this does not appear to be the case.
-Having heard the song before knowing its title I thought Nicolas Jaar was saying “space is only noise that you can see” (instead of “if”). The difference is really minor but I do prefer my version.
This is sort of the inverse of the thread idea, but whenever i hear the lyric “oh baby let me in” in My Chemical Romance’s "Honey, This Mirror Isn't Big Enough For The Two Of Us,” i always think it sounds like “Buddy Lembeck, yeah!”
Like they’re celebrating scott baio’s friend from charles in charge:
Actual: I don't want a place to stay, get your booty on the floor tonight, make my day Misheard: I don't know a playa today. etc.
[PEACE] [LOVE] [UNITY] [RESPECT] (stay posi)
You are a sacred being of light projected into reality for a purpose. Demand the right to your moment in this holographic gift with no rules, no borders, except for those you choose to accept and live by.
Without Labour there is no Rest; nor without Fighting can the Victory be Won ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ
nocents wrote:outkast: po-wer mu-sic, electric revival!
me: i fuck you, singing, 'it's a revival!'
Thought it was "popcorn music'
When I first heard that song I thought they sang "Hardcore music electric we vibe oh!" and "bobblehead ringtone" instead of "Bob your head, rag top". I thought those were the correct lyrics for a good while because that song is so off-the-wall as it is.
when nirvana's bleach was circulating as a 7th generation dubbed cassette amongst my friends this one guy insisted the first line of 'about a girl' was:
the first few times hearing saweetie-my type i misheard the lyrics as "8-inch bagel ooh that's the bite" before i realized it was "8-inch big ooh that's good pipe" but i still prefer and sing my version who doesn't like bagels
I think we covered this in the Future of the Left thread, but always thought in "Arming Eritrea", it was "I know my own worth I'M AN ADULT", but was told it's actually "I know my own worth, and then I don't", which is obviously much worse.
Funniest one my wife had was when she was a kid she thought Mick Jagger sang "I ain't heck no! Satisfaction!" which is now the official lyric
Smiling Penner-Lite wrote:I think we covered this in the Future of the Left thread, but always thought in "Arming Eritrea", it was "I know my own worth I'M AN ADULT", but was told it's actually "I know my own worth, and then I don't", which is obviously much worse.
Funniest one my wife had was when she was a kid she thought Mick Jagger sang "I ain't heck no! Satisfaction!" which is now the official lyric